Cpm Congress Kozhikode

There are two days left of the CPM congress at Kozhikode. But a section of delegates are disappointed that no clear direction is being provided by the party leadership. And a senior leader contradicting themselves, has not helped either. On the penultimate day of the party congress today, the CPM will discuss the political organisational report. ...

At the end of three days of deliberations at Kozhikode, the CPM seems to have made up its mind and has decided to 'ekla chalo re' or go it alone. The party on Friday adopted the review report and political resolution presented by general secretary Prakash Karat, seeking to forge a Left democratic alternative against the 'neo-liberal' policies of C...

As if a shrinking presence in the country was not bad enough, the CPM is also having to confront party cadres who are not toeing the party line on a host of issues.

The 20th party congress of the CPM that began in Kozhikode on 4th April is all set to re-elect Prakash Karat as the party's secretary for the third term. But his third term would also be his last as the congress is also likely to vote in an amendment that limits the term of all party secretaries -- from general secretary to local committee secreta...

It was in Kozhikode that in 1937, EMS Namboodiripad and a handful of others formed the first Communist cell in Kerala. Much before that, 500 years ago, Portugal's Vasco da Gama landed at a beach near the city. The Portugese colonised Kozhikode, but didn't have an easy time with the King of Calicut -- another name for Kozhikode -- giving the colonis...

Charging the Congress and BJP with harming the country's interests by pushing neo-liberal policies, the 20th CPM party Congress began in Kozhikode today with a call to build an alternative of Left and democratic forces to address the problems being faced by the country and people.

There are two days left of the CPM congress at Kozhikode. But a section of delegates are disappointed that no clear direction is being provided by the party leadership. And a senior leader contradicting themselves, has not helped either. On the penultimate day of the party congress today, the CPM will discuss the political organisational report. ...

At the end of three days of deliberations at Kozhikode, the CPM seems to have made up its mind and has decided to 'ekla chalo re' or go it alone. The party on Friday adopted the review report and political resolution presented by general secretary Prakash Karat, seeking to forge a Left democratic alternative against the 'neo-liberal' policies of C...

As if a shrinking presence in the country was not bad enough, the CPM is also having to confront party cadres who are not toeing the party line on a host of issues.

The 20th party congress of the CPM that began in Kozhikode on 4th April is all set to re-elect Prakash Karat as the party's secretary for the third term. But his third term would also be his last as the congress is also likely to vote in an amendment that limits the term of all party secretaries -- from general secretary to local committee secreta...

It was in Kozhikode that in 1937, EMS Namboodiripad and a handful of others formed the first Communist cell in Kerala. Much before that, 500 years ago, Portugal's Vasco da Gama landed at a beach near the city. The Portugese colonised Kozhikode, but didn't have an easy time with the King of Calicut -- another name for Kozhikode -- giving the colonis...

Charging the Congress and BJP with harming the country's interests by pushing neo-liberal policies, the 20th CPM party Congress began in Kozhikode today with a call to build an alternative of Left and democratic forces to address the problems being faced by the country and people.